#Find m such that the equation has only 1 solution.
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delta =0 is not a sufficient condition
say in a case delta>0 for some 'm'
it will not necessarily have 2 roots
because the expected root can be negative and 2^x is not negative
so think of satisfactory condition
$(m-2)4^{x}+(2m-3)2^{1+x}+5m-6 = 0$
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Only one value for x
its this
hmm
see, if there has to be one root
one root of quadratic should be negative and one should be positive
so, product of roots<0
i hope that makes sense
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$(m-2)a^2 + 2(2m-3)a + 5m-6 = 0$
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$4m^2 + 9 - 12m - (5m^2 - 6m - 10m + 12) =0$
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$-m^2 + 4m -3 = 0$
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$m^2 - 3m - m + 3 = 0$
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$(m-1)(m-3) = 0$
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$m4^x - 2^{2x+1} + m2^{2+x} - 3\times2^{1+x} + 5m - 6 =0$
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$m2^{2x} + m2^{2+x} + 5m = 2^{2x+1} + 3\times2^{1+x} + 6$
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$m(2^{2x} + 2^{2+x} + 5) = 2(2^{2x} + 3\times2^x+3)$
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$2^x = 3-2m\pm\sqrt{(2m-3)^2-(m-2)(5m-6)}$
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$0 \leq 3-2m\pm\sqrt{(2m-3)^2-(m-2)(5m-6)}$
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$2m-3\leq\pm\sqrt{(2m-3)^2-(m-2)(5m-6)}$
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$0<-(m-2)(5m-6)$
$0< -(5m^2-6m-10m+12)$
$0 < -5m^2 + 16m - 12$
Let $\alpha,\beta$ be the roots of $-5m^2+16m-12$
Assume $\alpha \leq \beta$
the solution for $0\leq -5m^2+16m-12$ is $m\in(\alpha,\beta)$
,w -5m^2+16m-12=0
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$\alpha = \frac65$
$\beta = 2$
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$m\in(1.2,2)$
Ravi (No Lifer)
and we are done.
$$2^x = \frac{2(3-2m)\pm\sqrt{4(2m-3)^2-4(m-2)(5m-6)}}{2(m-2)}$$
$$2^x = 3-2m\pm\sqrt{(2m-3)^2-(m-2)(5m-6)}$$
$$0 < 3-2m\pm\sqrt{(2m-3)^2-(m-2)(5m-6)}$$
$$2m-3<\pm\sqrt{(2m-3)^2-(m-2)(5m-6)}$$
$$0<-(m-2)(5m-6)$$
$$0< -(5m^2-6m-10m+12)$$
$$0 < -5m^2 + 16m - 12$$
Let $\alpha,\beta$ be the roots of $-5m^2+16m-12$
Assume $\alpha \leq \beta$
the solution for $0\leq -5m^2+16m-12$ is $m\in(\alpha,\beta)$
$$m\in(1.2,2)$$
Ravi (No Lifer)
@thin quartz here you go
nope
at m=1.2 the zero occurs at -infty
and at m=2 probably +infty
lmfao graph it
check for 1.2 and 2
there isn't a zero in R
maybe in $\overline{\bR}$
Ravi (No Lifer)
but we don't care for thar
*that
lmao instead of bashing conditions
use the fact that for a real value of x to exist, 2^x > 0
that is the easiet method tbh
real x
@little marlin has given 1 rep to @novel apex @flat basin
Sure lmao
umm you are not supposed to solve the whole problem while helping
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